Reserve Information Irrelevant and Not Subject to Production: Kanani v. Economical
Traders v. Gibson – Who’s in your Household: The Non-Arm’s Length Renter
Bernard v. Lamarsh: Pursuing Credits or Saving Costs – We Can’t Have it All
Don’t Shoot the Messenger
Doctrine of Discoverability Applies: Tomec v. Economical
Credibility is a Triable Issue for Insurance Claim of a Stolen Ring worth over $500,000.00
Treating Experts Cannot Meet with Insurer To Prepare to Give Evidence at a Hearing
BC Court Finds That Limiting the Number of Experts in Motor Vehicle Accident Cases is Unconstitutional by Dagmara Mroczkowska
Deference Owed to Adjudicators : Waldock v State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
Failure to Submit OCF-3 Acts as Complete Bar from Appealing Insured’s Refusal to Pay IRBs By Michelle Isenstein
Divisional Court Determines Standardized Denial Letters Won’t Suffice to Deny Medical Treatment Under the SABS
Tolling Agreement Must Mean There was a Limitation To Toll in the First Place: M.H. and Western Assurance Company by Dagmara Mroczkowska
Aviva Insurance Company v Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company, 2019 ONCA 704: Who is a “lessee” under priority rules?
Orthopaedic Referral Available from Physician to OHIP Assessor Makes SABS Claim for Orthopaedic Assessment Not Reasonable or Necessary – The case of 17-006781 v Aviva by Arijana B. Schrauwen
Section 7 of the LAT Act – North Blenheim is Not the End of the Story Where LAT Has No Jurisdiction to Grant Relief from Limitations: 18-001196 v Certas
McKay v Park: Someone Grabbing the Wheel is Non Consensual Use and Does Not Create Vicarious Liability by Natalie Laing
Taking an Off Coverage Position After Defending the Claim without a Reservation of Rights or Non Waiver Agreement Causes Waiver of Rights by insurer
Be strategic about how and when to disclose surveillance where it will have an impact on its use at trial
All’s Fair in Love and Wills
Does “accident” under the SABS include a home vehicle repair gone wrong?: CC v Intact
Response to Section 33 Non Compliance Must be Timely To Have any Chance of Being Viewed As Reasonable Explanation
